Frazer sits at the busy junction where Route 352 (Sproul Road) meets Route 30 in East Whiteland Township, a longtime crossroads between Exton and Malvern that grew up around the old Pennsylvania Railroad line. Mudgil Eye Associates is about 15 minutes south in West Chester, an easy trip for Frazer-area patients. Dr. A. Vijay Mudgil is the only ophthalmologist serving Frazer who routinely performs dropless cataract surgery, delivering the medication during surgery so there is no weeks-long eye drop routine afterward. He completed his ophthalmology residency at Brown University and a fellowship at the Wilmer Eye Institute, Johns Hopkins, and has been named a Main Line Today Top Doctor nearly every year since 2009. The practice holds a 4.9-star Google rating across 660+ reviews.
Dr. Mudgil is the only ophthalmologist serving Frazer who routinely performs dropless cataract surgery. Learn more.
Brown residency, Wilmer Eye Institute (Johns Hopkins) fellowship, and former Wilmer Assistant Professor.
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Every Frazer patient sees Dr. Mudgil personally for consultation and surgery, with post-operative care provided in-house by our optometrist or coordinated with your own eye doctor.
Dr. A. Vijay Mudgil of Mudgil Eye Associates in West Chester. Main Line Today Top Doctor since 2009. Philadelphia Magazine Top Doctor for 10 years. 20,000+ procedures. Only Chester County surgeon offering dropless cataract surgery.
Our West Chester office is about 15 minutes from Frazer, reachable via Route 30 (Lancaster Avenue) and Route 352 (Sproul Road), which begins right in Frazer. Free parking is available on site.
Cataract procedures are performed at Turks Head Surgery Center in West Chester or the Christiana Care Surgery Center at Brinton Lake in Glen Mills, both accredited outpatient facilities. Most Frazer patients are home within two to three hours of arrival.
Yes. Medicare and most major insurance plans cover standard cataract surgery. Premium IOL upgrades and laser-assisted surgery involve out-of-pocket costs. Written estimates provided.
Most Frazer patients are seen within one to two weeks for an initial cataract evaluation.